Sentence examples for overdue one from inspiring English sources

We know a pandemic has occurred every 10-50 years for the past few centuries, and the last one was in 1968, so we're overdue one.

They call it la crue centennale (the flood of the century) and Paris is well overdue one.

Andrew Heyward, a former president of CBS News, called the gender milestone a "way overdue" one.

For the executive branch of the U.S. government to side with the United Nations General Assembly against the legislative branch of the U.S. government sends a powerful and controversial message — and, frankly, a long overdue one.

The Lancashire team will also include Jos Buttler, who was signed (by Moores) to lead a serious bid for an overdue one-day title for the former county cup kings – but who remains some way short of challenging Prior for the Test gloves, as shown again by a dropped chance on Friday, reinforcing why England will give every chance to Prior to prove his fitness for Lord's in mid-June.

Users can quickly issue a new invoice, but even more importantly for small businesses, the app makes it really easy to manage overdue ones.

These contradictions and more provide the narrative tension for "Mormon America," a long overdue primer on one of the fastest-growing religions in the world -- officially, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

That was overdue, and one wishes it had been prompted by self-examination on the part of the Obama Administration or real oversight by Congress.

"In my opinion, she works miracles, and Hartford is overdue for one".

Many scientists think the world is overdue for one and find it worrisome that this dangerous virus has popped up now.

On a micro level, and for hundreds of players and parents who have come into contact with him down the years, the death of Lewisham means the de facto retirement (enforced, but also, in fairness, overdue) of one of the great men of south London inner city sport development.